Built for occupational therapy practices
Occupational therapy covers more ground than any other therapy discipline. Clinic-based ADL rehab. Driving rehabilitation. Home assessments. Pediatric sensory and fine motor treatment. Each setting carries different documentation requirements, payer rules, and billing workflows. StrataEMR is built to handle the breadth of what OT practices actually do.

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How it works
Four places StrataEMR adapts to how OT actually gets delivered — across clinic, home, driving, and pediatric settings.
Step 1
OT documentation is not PT documentation. ADL and IADL performance, sensory processing, fine motor coordination, cognitive-perceptual function, and driving evaluation each require their own structure. StrataEMR ships discipline-scoped templates for OT, with required-selection fields covering functional goals, medical necessity, discharge criteria, and caregiver training. Clinicians document against the assessment categories OT payers actually expect to see.
Step 2
OTs do not stay in the clinic. Home assessments, driving rehab on community courses, and pediatric services in schools and homes all live on the same schedule as clinic visits. The mobile schedule view shows the day's agenda by place-of-service with patient addresses, tap-to-call phone numbers, and a route map. Documentation completes on a phone or tablet at the point of care, regardless of setting.
Step 3
OT patients carry a different payer mix than PT. Medicare Part B with therapy cap and KX modifier tracking. Commercial plans with visit-count authorizations and expiration dates. Workers' compensation with adjuster-managed authorizations and PCP referral requirements. Each payer's rules live at the policy level on the patient record, with visit usage updated automatically as documentation completes.
Step 4
OT billing has to handle the same CPT codes (97165, 97530, 97535, 97542) billed across very different places of service. The StrataPT billing team works inside the EMR. Pending charges are tagged by POS code so claims route to the correct payer rules. Denial follow-up, appeals, and ERA posting happen in the same system clinicians document in. ERA posting runs within 24 hours of remittance.
What's in the workflow
OT-scoped templates, mobile and community workflows, authorization tracking, and Medicare-direct billing in one platform.
Initial Evaluation, ADL/IADL Performance, Driving Evaluation, Home Assessment, and Sensory Processing templates. Required-selection fields enforce functional goals, medical necessity, and discharge criteria.
Full schedule on a phone or tablet with patient addresses, tap-to-call, and place-of-service tagging. Documentation completes at the point of care regardless of clinic, home, or community setting.
Visualize the day's visits across clinic, home, and community stops on a single route map. Surfaces reorder suggestions and mileage between visits for therapists managing mobile caseloads.
Routine daily treatment notes auto-clone the most recent General Document to the current date of service. OTs document what changed - the static history carries forward.
Authorization visit counts, expiration dates, and PCP referral requirements tracked at the policy level for Medicare, commercial, and workers' compensation payers.
Notes cannot be marked complete without an active policy, completed benefit verification, authorization on file when required, and certifying provider NPI for Medicare patients.
EDI connection to Medicare for eligibility and claims. Benefits auto-verify on policy save. Therapy cap and KX modifier updates flow automatically as OT visits accumulate.
Billing staff work inside the EMR. Pending charges by POS, denial follow-up, appeals, and ERA posting handled without a secondary billing platform.
Full capability set
Everything below is included. No per-user fees. No per-location pricing.
FAQ
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